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Originally posted by AlienView
until we know what is real, we can not speculate with meaning on anything. So again we ask:
"Can you give a definition of reality that is both objective and subjective, and provable?
Originally posted by juveous
Originally posted by AlienView
until we know what is real, we can not speculate with meaning on anything. So again we ask:
"Can you give a definition of reality that is both objective and subjective, and provable?
Do you honestly think you are going to get a satisfying answer about what is real? and you can speculate on the meaning of fiction all you would like, its meaning is as real as its origin.
If you are defining something, you are giving a subjective idea relevance. If you are proving that definition, it is objective.
just my thoughts
edit on 19-7-2011 by juveous because: can't to can
–noun 14. something that is not dependent upon external conditions for existence or for its specific nature, size, etc. ( opposed to relative). 15. the absolute, a. something that is free from any restriction or condition. b. something that is independent of some or all relations. c. something that is perfect or complete. d. (in Hegelianism) the world process operating in accordance with the absolute idea.
Can you give a definition of reality that is both objective and subjective, and provable?
Originally posted by AlienView
Can you give a definition of reality that is both objective and subjective, and provable?
Ler me be more specific:
'Who' is 'perceiving' 'what' 'where' 'why' and for what reason?
Originally posted by AlienView
Many posts seen on ATS delve into concepts of the known and unknown universe. Occurs to us that until we know what is real, we can not speculate with meaning on anything. So again we ask:
"Can you give a definition of reality that is both objective and subjective, and provable?